Step inside Robert Nava’s (@robertnava7) Brooklyn studio and you’re surrounded by works in progress — skeletal forms, bunnies, loose drawings, paint spread across every surface. Each morning starts with sketchbooks and music. These aren’t casual doodles but a daily discipline. Through repetition, he builds his own visual vocabulary. Forms shift, repeat, and evolve from paper into painting. Nava’s creatures live somewhere between the human, the animal, and the mythological. They may feel playful
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Step inside Robert Nava’s (@robertnava7) Brooklyn studio and you’re surrounded by works in progress — skeletal forms, bunnies, loose drawings, paint spread across every surface. Each morning starts with sketchbooks and music. These aren’t casual doodles but a daily discipline. Through repetition, he builds his own visual vocabulary. Forms shift, repeat, and evolve from paper into painting. Nava’s creatures live somewhere between the human, the animal, and the mythological. They may feel playful
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My first introduction to Korean art was in an unexpected place—at my university museum in the middle of North Carolina. Hanging at the entrance of the gallery hall hung a serene, white painting. Cracked throughout in grids and diagonals. At a time when life was hectic—that transition from being a kid to confronting adulthood—the tactility of the paint grounded me. It provided me peace. As I’ve continued on this journey in the artworld, it’s a painting I think about time and again, how in some wa
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My first introduction to Korean art was in an unexpected place—at my university museum in the middle of North Carolina. Hanging at the entrance of the gallery hall hung a serene, white painting. Cracked throughout in grids and diagonals. At a time when life was hectic—that transition from being a kid to confronting adulthood—the tactility of the paint grounded me. It provided me peace. As I’ve continued on this journey in the artworld, it’s a painting I think about time and again, how in some wa
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We’re back in Kyoto for ACK (@artcollaborationkyoto)! My favorite time of year for my favorite art fair in Japan. This year brings together 72 galleries from here and abroad, in their classic fashion of collaborative booths. Here are just a few very brief highlights from the opening day — some works I’d love to collect myself… See you at the fair! Now open through Sunday, November 16. | ArtDrunk
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We’re back in Kyoto for ACK (@artcollaborationkyoto)! My favorite time of year for my favorite art fair in Japan. This year brings together 72 galleries from here and abroad, in their classic fashion of collaborative booths. Here are just a few very brief highlights from the opening day — some works I’d love to collect myself… See you at the fair! Now open through Sunday, November 16. | ArtDrunk
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Before Pop Art was a label, Thiebaud was already painting the everyday pleasures of American life — diner counters, gumball machines, lemon meringue pies — and treating them with the seriousness of great modern painting. Thick paint, glowing color, sharp shadows. Familiar things, seen slowly. This exhibition at Courtauld Gallery (@courtauld) is the first-ever museum show of Thiebaud’s work in the UK, bringing together an array of works from major US collections. What might look playful or nostal
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Before Pop Art was a label, Thiebaud was already painting the everyday pleasures of American life — diner counters, gumball machines, lemon meringue pies — and treating them with the seriousness of great modern painting. Thick paint, glowing color, sharp shadows. Familiar things, seen slowly. This exhibition at Courtauld Gallery (@courtauld) is the first-ever museum show of Thiebaud’s work in the UK, bringing together an array of works from major US collections. What might look playful or nostal
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Art made from everyday objects—a laundry detergent container, a broken stool, a plastic cone. Once improvised tools for reserving parking spaces, these everyday items have been lifted out of the street and into Bangkok Kunsthalle (@bangkok_kunsthalle). What was practical, temporary, even a little improvised becomes a way of seeing how a city organizes itself, quietly and collectively. Curated by Mark Chiaravanont (@mcheara), the exhibition treats these objects as a kind of language. Materials ac
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Art made from everyday objects—a laundry detergent container, a broken stool, a plastic cone. Once improvised tools for reserving parking spaces, these everyday items have been lifted out of the street and into Bangkok Kunsthalle (@bangkok_kunsthalle). What was practical, temporary, even a little improvised becomes a way of seeing how a city organizes itself, quietly and collectively. Curated by Mark Chiaravanont (@mcheara), the exhibition treats these objects as a kind of language. Materials ac
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Approaching new year, new light. Anthony McCall (@anthonymccallstudio) at Fubon Museum (@fubonartmuseum) in Taipei. | ArtDrunk
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These paintings all begin with a dream. Sensations of spiritual experiences layered through oil paint, beeswax, acrylic, and block printing, then portions scraped away. Portia Zvavahera (@zvavaheraportia) creates that hazy feeling of recalling and trying to understand messages and symbols in dreams. In the case of her show at David Zwirner (@davidzwirner) LA, a maternal power takes focus. People congregate. Bowls nourish. And oversized figures embrace the scenes. Thanks to Nick Gregory, Director
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Like marbles tossed casually into the courtyard, these massive stone spheres come together as a planetary system at Dib Bangkok (@dibbangkok). It's an artwork by Polish-German artist Alicja Kwade (@alicjakwade). Sourced from quarries all over the world, they invite you to walk alongside, touch, sit, and lean, moving at your own pace around them. There's no fixed route here, no single way or best perspective. And as grand as they may feel, they actually ground you, making you more aware of where
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On a crisp Kyoto night, the artwork was installed and the candles lit. As guests shuffled in, the third iteration of ArtDrunk Kitchen commenced. This time, a collaboration between artist Kohei Nawa (@nawa_kohei) and chef Masayo Funakoshi (@masayofunakoshi) of Farmoon (@farmoon_kyoto). Nine courses inspired by Nawa’s work that spark a journey from the cellular level all the way to the cosmos. Smoked bonito, persimmon, and fig leaf oil. Crab, watermelon, radish, yuzu, and beetroot. Wild mushroom a
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Risk everything. That’s the advice from Adam Pendleton (@pendleton.adam), an expert of experimentation constantly exploring new ways of painting. Here in his Brooklyn studio, we get a glimpse of the first stages of his process. He selects a stencil, tests the spray nozzle, and executes. Shapes emerge, then get scraped down, blurred. It’s the endless number of variables that makes painting and art so compelling and human—embrace the unknown. | ArtDrunk
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What looks quiet from a distance, Moonassi's (@moonothing) paintings are built through both repetition and restraint, until the act of painting begins to feel almost like a form of practice, or devotion. In "The Season We Fade Away" at Space K Seoul (@spacek_korea), that process carries through to you, the viewer. Standing in front of the work, emotions don’t arrive all at once—they surface gradually, through looking. The paintings don’t ask to be interpreted, only to be stayed with. In that sti
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